HS 1 for HB 442 — Fiscal Note/Fee Impact

… BILL NO. 442 SPONSOR: Representative Osienski DESCRIPTION: AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 21 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO TRAFFIC MONITORING SYSTEMS. Assumptions: 1. This Act becomes effective upon the signature of the Governor and expires 10 ye …

… onic speed monitoring system established under House Substitute No. 1 for House Bill No. 94 by authorizing electronic traffic violation monitoring systems for additional traffic offenses and permitting deployment in high-intensity roadways, li …

… Substitute No. 1 for House Bill No. 94 by authorizing electronic traffic violation monitoring systems for additional traffic offenses and permitting deployment in high-intensity roadways, live-operator toll facilities, business districts, res …

… meland Security (DSHS), Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA), counties, and municipalities to establish electronic traffic violation monitoring programs and to impose civil penalties for violations captured through such systems. 4. The De …

… civil penalties for violations captured through such systems. 4. The DelDOT will administer and oversee electronic traffic violation monitoring systems used in work zones and live-operator toll facilities and will participate (jointly with …

… ired under the Act. a. The DelDOT anticipates that expenses related to the installation and operation of electronic traffic violation monitoring systems in work zones and live-operator toll facilities would be budgeted as part of future capi …

… ng, administration, staffing, and construction associated with the program. 5. The number and location of electronic traffic violation monitoring systems that may be deployed in future years is unknown and indeterminable. Therefore, future op …

… d appeal determinations through the Justice of the Peace Court (JP Court). Accordingly, the expansion of electronic traffic violation monitoring systems authorized under this Act is anticipated to increase the number of matters filed with an …